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Month: February 2021

Joe Biden confronts a leadership moment

An exhausted and impatient nation needs the kind of clarity and leadership only a president can provide as the coronavirus pandemic reaches a potentially decisive stage. President Joe Biden’s responsibilities go far beyond the $1.9 trillion Covid-19 rescue plan on the launchpad in Congress, a federal effort to swiftly accelerate vaccines and a push to

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Ciudades y estados de EE.UU. retrasan la distribución de vacunas debido a las tormentas invernales

(CNN) — La distribución de vacunas contra el coronavirus en estados y ciudades de EE.UU. se está desacelerando debido a las tormentas invernales que el lunes dejaron a más de un tercio del territorio continental del país con temperaturas bajo cero. El severo clima invernal provocó declaraciones de emergencia en al menos siete estados, incluidos

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3 people were killed and 10 more injured after a tornado slammed a coastal North Carolina community

Three people were killed and 10 more were injured after a tornado ripped through Brunswick County, North Carolina, late Monday night, officials said. The tornado tore through a residential community and left several homes destroyed or severely damaged, Ed Conrow, Brunswick County Emergency Services Director, said during a press conference early Tuesday morning. Most of

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Rescue teams begin search for missing persons after tornado hits coastal North Carolina area

Search and rescue teams are heading to Brunswick County, North Carolina, to help find missing people after a tornado ripped through the area, leaving a trail of damage early Tuesday morning. The Wilmington Fire Department said teams requested by the state emergency management are deploying to locate the missing people. Earlier, the National Weather Service

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An elementary school principal was killed in an avalanche in Montana on Valentine’s Day

An elementary school principal was killed by an avalanche while splitboarding in Montana on Valentine’s Day. Craig Kitto, 45, of Bozeman died Sunday evening after being injured in an avalanche earlier that day, according to the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office. Kitto was with another splitboarder when the avalanche was triggered in Beehive Basin, according to

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Cities and states begin delaying Covid-19 vaccine distribution because of winter storms

Vaccine distribution in states and cities across the US are slowing down because of winter storms that have left more than a third of the continental US with below-zero temperatures Monday. The severe winter weather sparked emergency declarations in at least seven states, including Alabama, Oregon, Oklahoma, Kansas, Kentucky, Mississippi and Texas. Here are the

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